CES 2024: The weirdest tech, gadgets and AI claims from Las Vegas

CES 2024, the world’s largest consumer electronics show, has come to an end in Las Vegas, Nevada. The event showcased some of the most innovative and bizarre products and concepts from tech companies and startups. Here are some of the highlights from this year’s CES.

One of the most unusual gadgets at CES 2024 was a pair of binoculars that use artificial intelligence to identify and track birds in real time. The device, called Birdy, was developed by a startup called Birdy AI, which claims that its technology can recognize over 1,000 species of birds and provide information such as location, behavior, habitat and conservation status. Birdy also allows users to share their sightings with other bird enthusiasts through a mobile app.

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An app that lets you pay to pee

Another weird product at CES 2024 was an app that lets you pay to pee at public restrooms. The app, called PeePay, was created by a company called PeePay Inc., which says that its service is convenient, hygienic and environmentally friendly. PeePay works by scanning a QR code on your phone when you enter a restroom, which then deducts a small fee from your credit card or PayPal account. The fee varies depending on the location and type of restroom.

A BlackBerry-style keyboard for your iPhone

One of the most nostalgic products at CES 2024 was a keyboard accessory that mimics the look and feel of BlackBerry’s physical keyboards. The device, called BlackBerry Keyboard for iPhone X/XS/XR/X/8/7/6S/6S Plus/SE (1st Gen), was designed by a company called Keychron Technology Co., Ltd., which says that its keyboard can enhance your productivity and typing experience on your iPhone. The keyboard features backlighting, auto-correcting software, emoji support and various themes.

Dynamic sound mixing based on your driving

One of the most innovative products at CES 2024 was a system that can adjust the sound mix in your car based on your driving behavior. The system, called SoundScape by Harman Kardon®, was developed by Harman International Industries Inc., which says that its technology can create personalized soundscapes for different driving scenarios such as city traffic, highway cruising or quiet roads. SoundScape uses sensors in your car to detect your speed, acceleration and steering inputs and then adjusts the volume of different audio sources accordingly.

A router that looks like a picture frame

One of the most stylish products at CES 2024 was a router that looks like a picture frame. The device, called Frame Router by Netgear®, was created by Netgear Inc., which says that its product can offer fast wireless coverage for large homes or offices without compromising aesthetics or security. Frame Router uses dual-band Wi-Fi technology to deliver speeds up to 1 Gbps and supports up to 32 devices simultaneously. It also features an Ethernet port for wired connections and an optional mesh system for extended coverage.

An AI assistant that calls 911 for you

One of the most useful products at CES 2024 was an AI assistant that can call 911 for you in case of an emergency. The device, called Callisto by Callisto AI Inc., was developed by Callisto AI Inc., which says that its product can detect when someone is in danger or needs help using voice recognition and natural language processing technologies. Callisto then automatically dials 911 with GPS coordinates and sends an alert message with photos or videos if available.

A bidet you can talk to

One of the most comfortable products at CES 2024 was a bidet attachment for toilets that allows you to talk to it while using it. The device, called Bidet Talk by Bidet Talk Inc., was created by Bidet Talk Inc., which says that its product can provide various functions such as warm water spray, air dryer or deodorizer using voice commands or touch controls. Bidet Talk also has sensors that detect when someone is using it and then plays soothing music or ambient sounds.

A voice absorbing mask that looks like a muzzle

One of the most creepy products at CES 2024 was a mask attachment for helmets or goggles that looks like a muzzle but actually absorbs sound waves instead of blocking them out. The device, called Sound Absorbing Mask (SAM) by SAM Technologies LLC, was developed by SAM Technologies LLC, which says that its product can reduce noise exposure by up to 90% and protect your ears from loud sounds such as explosions, gunshots or machinery. SAM also has speakers inside it that play white noise or music depending on your preference.

An AI-powered stroller that rocks your baby for you

One of the most convenient products at CES 2024 was a stroller that uses artificial intelligence to rock your baby for you. The device, called Rockabye by Rockabye Inc., was created by Rockabye Inc., which says that its product can detect when your baby is crying, fussy or sleepy and then automatically adjust the rocking speed and direction to soothe them. Rockabye also has a built-in speaker that plays lullabies or white noise and a camera that lets you monitor your baby from your smartphone.

A wearable device that tracks your mood and stress levels

One of the most wellness-oriented products at CES 2024 was a wearable device that tracks your mood and stress levels and gives you personalized feedback and suggestions. The device, called Moodo by Moodo Technologies Ltd., was developed by Moodo Technologies Ltd., which says that its product can measure your heart rate, skin temperature, sweat and voice tone and then analyze your emotional state using machine learning algorithms. Moodo then displays your mood on a color-coded LED ring and sends you notifications or tips on how to improve your well-being.

A smart toilet that analyzes your poop and urine

One of the most health-conscious products at CES 2024 was a smart toilet that analyzes your poop and urine and gives you insights into your digestive health and nutrition. The device, called Smart Toilet by Smart Toilet Co., was designed by Smart Toilet Co., which says that its product can detect various biomarkers such as blood, glucose, protein, bacteria and parasites in your waste and then send you a report with recommendations on your diet, hydration and supplements. Smart Toilet also has a self-cleaning function and a voice assistant that can answer your questions or play music.

A holographic projector that lets you interact with virtual characters

One of the most immersive products at CES 2024 was a holographic projector that lets you interact with virtual characters in your own environment. The device, called HoloLens by Microsoft Corporation, was developed by Microsoft Corporation, which says that its product can create realistic 3D holograms that respond to your gestures, voice and gaze. HoloLens also allows you to access various apps and games that feature holographic content and share your experience with other users.

A robot dog that can fetch your beer

One of the most fun products at CES 2024 was a robot dog that can fetch your beer from the fridge or the store. The device, called Spot by Boston Dynamics, was created by Boston Dynamics, which says that its product can navigate complex terrains, carry heavy loads and perform various tasks using its cameras, sensors and limbs. Spot also has a personality that adapts to your preferences and commands and can communicate with other robots or humans.

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